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    early rear sight parts

    Anything different about these SA parts ?Attachment 21712Attachment 21711
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    no tracks - model shop?

    sight aperture profile - sim to WRA profile
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    Correct Mark, you must have Billy Pyle's The Gas Trap Garandicon Book

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    picked up on the wra profile and the no track - but had to confirm with the book
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    early stuff

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    No Tracks

    FWIW, No-tracks were used until early 1940.

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